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Neet pg 2025 tamilnadu seat allotment 3 Rd round

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The Round 3 seat allotment for NEET PG Tamil Nadu is released only after the counselling authority completes the choice filling, seat processing, and verification process.

Please regularly check the official counselling website for the latest allotment result and schedule. If you have completed choice filling successfully, wait for

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Hello Sir/ Mam, I did my MBBS from Bangalore and want to apply to CMC Vellore this year through NEET PG. I read that I should also apply to TN State Counselling for that. But will I be eligible for that state counselling since neither me or my family is native to TN or has studied there.

Hello,

Yes, you should apply through the Tamil Nadu NEET PG counselling if CMC Vellore participates through the state counselling process. However, eligibility for different seat categories depends on the counselling rules.

Non-Tamil Nadu candidates are generally eligible for management seats and seats open to all India candidates, but may

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IAM A RESIDENT OF TAMILNADU, I COMPLETED MY MBBS IN KURNOOL, ANDHRA..AFTER PASSING MY NEET PG ,,,CAN I APPLY FOR MD/MS IN TAMILNADU GOVT COLLEGES?

King Singh 8th Jul, 2026

Hello Student,

Yes, you can apply for MD/MS admission in Tamil Nadu Government Medical College if you are a bonafied resident of Tamil Nadu and have qualified NEET PG. Completing your MBBS from Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh does not automatically make you ineligible.

However, you are eligibility for the Tamil Nadu

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Sir I got 568 in re neet exam can I get govt mbbs college in general category from up

Nischal Kothapalli 12th Jul, 2026

Hey there,

With 568 marks in the Re-NEET 2026 and General category (Uttar Pradesh domicile), you have a reasonable chance of getting an MBBS seat in a government medical college in Uttar Pradesh through the state quota, although admission is not guaranteed. It will depend on the final cutoff, your

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i got 198 marks in re neet 2026 i want a government nursing college from St category suggest some colleges

Samyak Jain 7th Jul, 2026

Hello Dear Student,

At 198 marks, your NEET UG score is considered low for securing a Government B.Sc Nursing seat, as previous year cut-offs for the ST category typically range between 350 and 400 marks.

You can get directly find, check, get more information here:

Hope it helps!

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what is the minimum cutoff in neet ug for other state candidates for general category?or any other exam is held in college for mbbs and bsc nursing. how can i get admission in bsc nursing? and all procedure.

Samyak Jain 7th Jul, 2026

Hello Dear Student,

For out-of-state General category candidates, the NEET UG qualifying cutoff is the 50th percentile. Scores typically range between 148 to 705 for qualification, but actual college admission requires a much higher, competitive score (often 615–650+ for government MBBS seats).

You can get directly find, check, get more

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my neet mark is 260-270 Any possible to get pankajakasturi college kattakada or bhms course government

King Singh 7th Jul, 2026

Hello Aspirant,

With a neat score of 260-270 admission to government BHMS college including, Pankajarasthuri Ayurveda Medical College, Kattakada, maybe challenging based on previous year cut off. However, cutoff vary every year depending on the factor such as the number of applicant, category, state quota, and seat availability.

Wishing you

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I want category wise clsing rank for government medical clg of karnataka

Bhanu Pratap 7th Jul, 2026

Hello Student

The expected closing rank for the General category for top government medical colleges in Karnataka is between 1200 and 12,000. This also depends on the college's reputation, prestige, and demand.

For more information, you can also click on the article below to get an understanding of the category-wise

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